Photo-Induced Metastability in Amorphous Semiconductors
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Ein zusammenfassender Überblick über den Stand der Forschung, der eine Lücke in der vorhandenen Literatur auf diesem Gebiet schließt. Alle Kapitel wurden von weltweit führenden Experten in Forschung und Entwicklung verfasst. Der Inhalt umfasst nicht nur die Grundlagen der photoinduzierte Metastabilität sondern auch die neuesten Ergebnisse aus Experimenten und Simulationen. Sowohl für Studenten im Hauptstudium als auch für den Forscher in Industrie und Wissenschaft ein unverzichtbares Nachschlagewerk.
Mit einem Vorwort von Kazunobu Tanaka
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Alexander V. Kolobov
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"The impressive array of subjects covered in the present compendium, all with an introductory positioning of the subject in the wider ensemble of photoinduced phenomena, makes the book an excelllent entry point for new students who enter the field as well as an invaluable reference tool to all scientists who already are actively involved in this area of research. Detailed tables of contents of the 23 chapters and a good subject index allow convenient use of the book in this way. Maybe some of the readers, after surveying the diverse collection of optically generated effects that are still without quantifiable model for the generating mechanism, will discover here some elements to improve their own models." Chemphyschem, 2004, Vol.5, No.7
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"The impressive array of subjects covered in the present compendium, all with an introductory positioning of the subject in the wider ensemble of photoinduced phenomena, makes the book an excelllent entry point for new students who enter the field as well as an invaluable reference tool to all scientists who already are actively involved in this area of research. Detailed tables of contents of the 23 chapters and a good subject index allow convenient use of the book in this way. Maybe some of the readers, after surveying the diverse collection of optically generated effects that are still without quantifiable model for the generating mechanism, will discover here some elements to improve their own models." Chemphyschem, 2004, Vol.5, No.7
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